Very grassy, green, lots of trees around but not in the way of the pull thrus. Short walk to the very clean Clark Fork (?) river but not "in view" from your site. The first rigs you see coming into the park are the long term, so don't think that's what your site will be like. The pull thrus are in the back section. Very friendly owners and staff. Laid back environment - was helped into our site where we registered! I don't think they take credit cards, cash or checks only. We paid $150 for a full week. I didn't see any playground for kids. There's no designated area for walking dogs, but there's a lot of nicely kept lawn areas for that. Only heard the train each evening about 9pm . . . must have a stop below so is traveling at a very slow pace when it comes by the park. I thought it was fun! There is absolutely NO TV, but open for good satellite reception. Bring your rig fully stocked as the nearest store is 10 miles in Deer Lodge. Besides, you'll want to just enjoy the quiet and stay! The opposite direction parking was a first for us, but that gave us a very large yard area on our curbside. Still had plenty of room for our slides on the street side. We would definitely come again! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

A fairly nice park with easy highway access. Large pull-throughs with sites back to back. We stayed here for a week and had problems with low voltage the first few nights do to the park being full. Voltage improved as the sites thinned out. A local train is right next to the park but didn't make much noise as it passed (no whistles-just rumbling). Didn't use the restrooms or laundry. Will probably stay closer to Deer Lodge next time. There is no local grocery store or gas station in the area (10 miles away in Deer Lodge). We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.